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We honestly do not know what happens to me. I mean, there's of course an endless possibilities, I guess, but we have no clue where she is.

Something happened between the time the family spoke to her and the next morning, and the time that we spoke to her, she went to sleep, her son went to sleep, and then in the morning she wasn't there.

We don't know what happened in the middle of the night. Amazing people. They're in the same journey we are. And you say, how could it be that someone just disappears? And you think that that's not possible.

But it happens so often. You don't realize how often it happens. And there has to be an explanation. There has to be an explanation. But what is it? It's getting those answers that we're not going to stop until we do that.

Because when your loved one is missing, it's just it's a feeling that it's a part of you that becomes lost too. And I said to people too, we use the word missing.

But we know that we're missing them, but they're somewhere. They're somewhere. The ground didn't just open up and swallow to me. We need to find her.

On February 11, 2014, 54-year-old Noah Megan Zalas spoke to some of her siblings on the phone. Nothing seemed a miss. At the time, her adult son was temporarily staying with Noah.

And he was the last known person to see her in her North Miami home around 2 a.m. on February 12. He had woken up to use the restroom and he saw Noah me was asleep.

He went back to bed and by the time her son woke up the next morning around 8 a.m., his mother was gone and she had left behind all of her belongings including important medication, her purse and phone.

Noah me has been missing for more than 6 years and her family has not given up hope that one day they will find her.

I'm Marissa and from Wondery this is episode 220 of The Vanished. Noah me Gonzalez's story.

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For this story, we spoke to Noah me's sister-in-law Liz. She has stepped up as the family spokesperson during their long search for Noah me. Liz told us more about her sister-in-law.

She's very caring, very, very creative. She loves to floor the arrangements. She loves to do any kinds of arts and crafts stuff, which is what she's used to do with the kids.

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